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Old July 4th 03, 04:15 AM
blove
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Default Bettas and bubbles...

bettas dont like fast movin water cuz its hard for em to swim with their
long finnage and the black tetras will nip at the bettas fins so the betta
would be better off in with the platies.

"Sarah" wrote in message
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I actually have two questions. I have three 5 gallon tanks (started
with one but made a big oops and had to get 2 more). Two of the tanks
have bubble curtains in them because I like the way they look. Should
they be turned off at night or can I leave them on? I can't see any
detriment to leaving them on but I thought I'd ask.

My second question is about adding a beta. I'd like to add a beta to
one of my tanks but I'm unsure about the requirements/tankmates
suitable for one. The tank I want to add him to will be cycled in
about 2-3 weeks (so I wouldn't be adding him until it is), and has 2
black tetras and 2 neons in it. The black tetras seem a little
aggressive (with one constantly chasing or nipping the other).

The other tank that I have the option of putting him in is already
cycled and only has 2 platies in there. They're very passive and
don't bother each other at all.

Which tank would he be better off in?

Sarah



 




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